on 25-06-2018 10:46 AM
I bought via ebay and received by courier. Now I want to return it to the shop by myself instead of courier. How the seller received ebay fee back if I do so?
on 25-06-2018 11:08 AM
Am a little confused by your post. If there is a problem with your purchase, the seller is your first line of complaint. Have you contacted seller with your problem. If you return something to a place where it was not purchased I have no idea how you will get a refund for the goods if that is what you are after. A little more info would help responders here help you.
25-06-2018 11:49 AM - edited 25-06-2018 11:52 AM
Sounds like they purchased from an eBay seller that also has a B&M store like a JB hifi.
OP, if this is what you want to do, I think you would need to return it and while you are at the store get the seller to cancel the sale and refund you. This will get the seller the eBay fee back.
But your refund will be less the courier fee as the seller should not pay for that if you have changed your mind.
25-06-2018 12:38 PM - edited 25-06-2018 12:38 PM
@qaz78911, you do need to be very careful in returning the item, because eBay's Money Back Guarantee (assuming that you want to return because the item is damaged or faulty or not as described) may require proof of return.
If the desire to return is because of buyer's remorse (change-of-mind return), make sure that the seller accepts returns for change of mind.
on 25-06-2018 02:16 PM
Thanks for your answer. If the seller already delivered the item to me, can the seller cancel the transaction? Thanks a lot.
on 25-06-2018 03:12 PM
If the item has been delivered to you the seller has no reason the cancel the transaction. It would be fraud.
A lot of what you are posting makes no sense. Try starting at the beginning and telling us what you want to do and why.
There are some large sellers on ebay who have B and M stores who cannot receive ebay returns to that store. Are you sure that the seller you want to return the item to can accept it. Their ebay outlets are separate to their real life stores.